Detalles, Ficción y inflación en LatinoAmerica
La inflación refleja la disminución del poder adquisitivo de la moneda: una pérdida del valencia Vivo del medio interno de intercambio y unidad de medida de una economía.El director de Human Rights Watch América alerta del menoscabo democrático en la región y quiere que España se movilice para conquistar una veterano implicación europea en la crisis
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According to the United Nations ECLAC, Latin America is the most unequal region in the world.[155] Inequality in Latin America has deep historical roots in the Latin European racially based Casta system[156][157][158][159][160][161][162] instituted in Latin America in colonial times that have been difficult to eradicate since the differences between initial endowments and opportunities among social groups have constrained the poorest's social mobility, thus making poverty to be transmitted from generation to generation, becoming a vicious cycle. High inequality is rooted in the deepest exclusionary institutions of the Casta system[163][164][165] that have been perpetuated ever since colonial times and that have survived different political and economic regimes. Inequality has been reproduced and transmitted through generations because Latin American political systems allow a differentiated access on the influence that social groups have in the decision making process, and it responds in different ways to the least favored groups that have less political representation and capacity of pressure.
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In the Andes, llamas were domesticated and used to transport goods; Mesoamerica had no large domesticated animals to aid human bordadura or provide meat. Mesoamerican civilizations developed systems of writing; in the Andes, knotted quipus emerged Figura a system of accounting. The Caribbean region had sedentary populations settled by Arawak or Tainos and in what is now Brazil, many Tupian peoples lived in fixed settlements. Semi-sedentary populations had agriculture and settled villages, but soil exhaustion necessitated shifting of settlements. Populations were less dense and social and political hierarchies less institutionalized. Impar-sedentary peoples lived in small bands, with low population density and lacked agriculture. They lived in regions with harsh environments. By the first millennium CE, the Western Hemisphere was the home of tens of millions of people; the exact numbers are a source of ongoing research and controversy.[40]
En muchas ocasiones tendemos a relacionar la palabra 'castellano' con la persona perteneciente o relativa a España, y en cambio lo que queríamos mencionar Bancal el idioma. Sin embargo, la diferencia entre qué palabra utilizar para denominar nuestra lengua es más sencilla de lo que parece.
British commercial interests were eager to seize the opportunity to trade in Latin America. Britain and Portugal had long been allies against the Spanish and French, so that British recognition of Brazil's independence followed quickly after Portugal's own. As with many other Latin American countries, Brazil exported primary products and imported manufactured goods. For Britain, inserting its economic dominance in Latin America in what is now called neocolonialism meant that nation-states were sovereign countries, but most were dependent on other powers economically. British dominance hindered the development of Latin American industries and strengthened the dependence on the world trade network.
El plataforma en los precios ayuda a achicar el valencia de las deudas, tanto de los hogares, como de las empresas y el Gobierno. Esto se debe a que si hay inflación en una Capital y nuestros salarios suben al mismo ritmo, pero la deuda sigue siendo la misma que ayer, el valor Positivo de la deuda será beocio que ayer de que subieran los precios.
The Roman Catholic Church had a monopoly on religion in the colonial Bancal and continued to be a major institution in nineteenth-century Latin America. For a number of countries in the nineteenth century, especially Mexico, liberals viewed the Catholic Church Vencedor an intransigent obstacle to modernization, and when liberals gained power, anticlericalism was written into law, such Ganador the Mexican socialdemócrata Constitution of 1857 and the Uruguayan Constitution of 1913 which secularized the state. Although secularism was an increasing trend in Europe and North America, most Latin Americans identified as Catholic, even if they did not attend church regularly. Many followed folk Catholicism, venerated saints, and celebrated religious festivals. Many communities did not have a resident priest and often there were not even visits by priests to keep contact between the institutional church and the people. In the 1950s, evangelical Protestants began proselytizing in Latin America. In Brazil, the Catholic bishops organized themselves into a national council, aimed at better meeting the competition not only of Protestants, but also secular socialism and communism. Following Vatican II (1962–65) called by Pope John XXIII, the Catholic Church initiated a series of major reforms, empowering the laity more. Following his death, Pope Paul VI actively implemented reforms and sight to align the Catholic Church more on the side of the dispossessed, (“preferential option for the poor”), and not a bulwark of conservatism and elites and right-wing repressive regimes. Colombian Catholic priest Camilo Torres took up arms with the Colombian facción movement ELN, which modeled itself on Cuba; Torres was killed in his first combat in 1966.[138] In 1968, Pope Paul came to Latin to the meeting of Latin American bishops in Medellín, Colombia.
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